REFORM’S “CRIMES”
MINISTER’S ALLEGATIONS CAUSED PREMIER’S ILL-HEALTH (Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, this day. Two charges against the Reform Party were made by the Hon. W. A. Veitcli. when speaking last night in support of the United candidate for Parnell. Air. Veitcli asserted that the Government’s Transport Bill last session was so severely opposed by Reform that it could not be passed. Ho also declared that the land taxation legislation was opposed only by the Reform Party, whose stonewalling tactics had the effect of breaking down the health of Sir Joseph Ward. “We will not bo driven this way and that.” added Air. Veitcli. “If we cannot carry out our policy in a dignified wav we will ask the electors about
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17236, 16 April 1930, Page 5
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